To The Daily Sun,
Recently, one of my daughters, who is a naturalized citizen, attempted to register to vote in New Hampshire. She provided a U.S. passport and a NH driver’s license to the town clerk, but was turned away for not producing her naturalization papers. Oh, did I neglect to say that my daughter’s skin is dark? After checking with the Secretary of State’s Office and determining that her IDs were adequate, my daughter returned to the town clerk and was again asked for naturalization papers. When she reported what she had learned from the secretary of state, the town clerk finally relented. Why is this still happening?
Kate Miller
Meredith
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